tqdm is a good recommendation. A different example from a project I worked on recently, using tqdm to measure continuous progress (without concrete end) and real-time rate per second, hope it helps:
from tqdm import tqdm
pbar = tqdm(desc='total update ticks', unit='tick')
def update():
pbar.update(1)
some_object = ...
tqdm.write('Some text here with an object: {}'.format(some_object))
def main():
while True:
update()
^ will show log entries, with a final line (example w/ 15400 updates completed in 1h30min):
total update ticks: 15400tick [1:30:00, 2.85tick/s]
Bonus points if you use termcolor as well, e.g.:
from tqdm import tqdm
from termcolor import colored
tqdm.write(colored('Something bad happened', 'red'))
tqdm.write(colored('Something semi-bad happened', 'yellow'))
tqdm.write(colored('All good', 'green'))
tqdm.write(colored('Magic in the terminal', 'yellow', attrs=['bold', 'blink', 'underline']))
tqdmis a good recommendation. A different example from a project I worked on recently, usingtqdmto measure continuous progress (without concrete end) and real-time rate per second, hope it helps:^ will show log entries, with a final line (example w/ 15400 updates completed in 1h30min):
Bonus points if you use
termcoloras well, e.g.:Very nice snippets, I'm copying those in my note block.
Thank you !!